2. Behaviorism
Ivan Pavlov
My Classroom
What I think
3. Is the prediction and control of human
behavior in which introspection and/or
independent thinking play no essential part
of its teaching methods.
To the behaviorist, human learning is purely
an objective and experimental branch of
natural science.
4. You can use both man and animal when it
comes to behavior because we both learn
threw positive and negative rewards.
Modernism is behaviorism came into vogue
during a period of time that coincided with
the industrial revolution.
5. Ivan Pavlov became famous for his
behaviorism on dogs.
He used conditioning to teach dogs to
salivate when he rang a bell.
When he provided the food and he achieved
his desire salivation, he rang a bell.
6. After a while when the dog would hear the
bell he would salivate even if their was no
food around.
This is called classic conditioning which
refers to the natural reflex that occurs in
response to a stimulus.
7. Under this theory as a teacher I am going to
teach my students that when I put two fingers
in the air that means that my students will
have to sit down and be quiet.
At first when they listen I will give them an
extra 5 minutes at the end of the day to talk
to one another.
After a while I stop doing this and just finish
up my lesson for the day before they go
home.
8. What my students will do under this theory is
that every time they see me with two fingers
up in the air they will sit down and be quiet.
After a while the kids will know that they have
to be quiet and not be rewarded for it. It is
just something that they have to do no matter
what.
9. As a future teacher I think it would be good
to use Ivan Pavlov theory on behaviorism
because like he said humans like positive and
negative rewards.
It would work well in the classroom with the
students especially because of the reward
that they would receive.
10. I think all three of the theorist for
behaviorism is good I think that Pavlov’s
theory would come in handy a lot more then
the others when being a teacher and having
the students learn about positive and
negative rewards.